Nuts and Buried

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Lindy Blanchard has enough on her hands at her family's Texas nut farm with her new strain of pecan trees dying. Trouble is, people are dying too. In a nutshell, it's murder-from the author of Snoop to Nuts... The Blanchards are invited to the gala event of the season. Lindy's wealthy friend Eugene Wheatley-who's just nuts about his new bride-is throwing a party to introduce his wife Jeannie to Riverville, Texas, society. The celebration is in full swing when Eugene is found shot dead. Jeannie and her unscrupulous kin are the prime suspects, but the Blanchards aren't convinced. Lindy and her meemaw Miss Amelia have heard just about enough from the local gossips gathering at the Nut House family store to realize that Jeannie needs their help. And when somebody shoots at Lindy during the investigation, things get real personal. Lindy and Miss Amelia are determined to unmask the killer party crasher and shell out some Texas-style justice...

Elizabeth Lee is theauthor of the Nut House mysteries, including Snoop to Nuts andA Tough Nut to Kill.

Praise for the Nut House mysteries "Warm, witty, and full of Texas charm and feisty characters. Clear a space on your keeper shelf for the Nut House series."-Duffy Brown, national bestselling author of the Consignment Shop Mysteries "A family nut tree with some branches missing, sly old ladies, and a tall, dark stranger come to town. Or is he? Chomp into this engaging new mystery series, and it just might Bite-U-Back!"-Mardi Link, author of Isadore's Secret "Elizabeth Lee delivers a delectable mystery that's pure Southern comfort."-Riley Adams, author of the Memphis Barbeque Mysteries "What a wacky group they are in Riverville, Texas. From the Blanchard family to all the townspeople, they had me laughing and shaking my head."-Socrates' Book Reviews "[Lee] has given us the most important ingredient of a cozy mystery-quirky characters! She has created some real treasures...A well thought out whodunit. Plenty of suspects and red herrings to keep the readers guessing. There is also a great deal of humor and Southern charm spread throughout the entire story."-Escape with Dollycas